Shania Twain is heading back to the UK and Ireland in summer 2027, announcing an eight-date outdoor tour that will bring her biggest hits and newer material to audiences across the region. The Places I’ll Go Tour will take place in June, with Twain inviting fans to help shape the setlist ahead of the shows.
The five-time Grammy winner revealed the news alongside a message asking listeners to share their favorite songs from throughout her career. “I want to play your favourite songs from any time in my musical journey,” she wrote, adding that the upcoming anniversaries of Come On Over and Up! would make the shows especially meaningful. The albums will mark their 30th and 25th anniversaries, respectively, in 2027.
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The run begins on June 16 at Scarborough Open Air Theatre before moving to Glasgow Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park on June 17. Shania Twain will then perform at State Fayre in Chelmsford on June 19, Blackweir Fields in Cardiff on June 22 and Live at Powderham in Exeter on June 24. The Irish dates follow at Marlay Park in Dublin on June 26 and Belsonic in Belfast on June 27, with the tour concluding at Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire on June 29.
Tickets go on general sale Friday, November 6, at 9 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster. Fans who purchased or plan to purchase Little Miss Twain through Twain’s official website can access a special presale beginning Wednesday, November 4.
The tour takes its name from Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go, the expanded edition of her seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain. Originally released July 24, the project received a deluxe edition on October 9, adding six tracks to bring the collection to 21 songs. The expanded release includes three previously unavailable songs and three tracks that had previously appeared as retail exclusives.
Described by Shania Twain as her most personal work, the album traces her childhood and teenage years in rural Canada, exploring the experiences and musical influences that shaped her before she secured her first Nashville recording contract. Its collaborators include Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, The War and Treaty, The Milk Carton Kids, T Bone Burnett, Ronnie Wood, Ray Parker Jr. and Toto’s David Paich. “Who Do You Love,” featuring The Milk Carton Kids, serves as the deluxe edition’s new focus track.
The announcement also follows a major UK summer for Twain. In June and July 2026, she opened all 12 of Harry Styles’ sold-out Together, Together shows at London’s Wembley Stadium.
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